Two Die After Car Hit by Freight Train Near Alliance
Two people died and two were injured when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania freight locomotive on Greenbower road near the Limaville cutoff three miles north of Alliance. Victims were Miss Geraldine Roby and Byron A. Glaze. Injured were Miss Carol Firestone and Gerald Jackson. The crash occurred at 12:50 a.m. as the car failed to yield to an eastbound train from Cleveland. The incident raises Stark county’s 1942 traffic toll to 15. Roby, a Spring-Holzworth buyer, was active in Girl Scouts and belonged to several groups. Glaze worked as a draftsman. Funeral arrangements for Roby noted.
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Repository Bureau
Alliance
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenbower Rd
Limaville
Here
Geraldine Roby
Harley Roby
Minerva
Byron A. Glaze
S. Lincoln Ave
The
Morgan Engineering Co
Swissvale
Carol Firestone
RD. Canton
Gerald Jackson
City Hospital
Roby
Mr. Glaze
Jackson
Cleveland
Conway
H. W. Hageman
H. A. Chorpening
Stark County
Glaze
Miss Roby
Spring-Holzworth
Dover
Minerva High School
Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls Sorority
Order of Eastern Star
Lutheran Church
William and
Jeannette
Flora A. Roby
J. T. Wagner
New Philadelphia
W. E. Holmgren
Dillon-McCreery
Minerva Cemetery
Wage Control Plan Under Study Revealed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt disclosed that wage control as a war measure is under study and that progress on inflation is mixed. He did not endorse immediate action, noting the whole problem is under consideration while commenting on farm price policies and Canadian wage systems. He said he did not know of any new news on the Canadian model and denied attending Mrs. Roosevelt's White House meeting on the topic.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Roosevelt
House
Two Teens Injured In Train Car Collision Near Massillon
Massillon state highway patrolmen investigated a Thursday midnight crash at the Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing on Pigeon Road one mile north of Justus. Willard Boone 17 and Wilma Strouble 16 were injured with head and leg lacerations and facial burns.
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Massillon
Wheeling & Lake Erie Crossing
Pigeon Road
Justus
Willard Boone
3Rd St
Wilma Strouble
Wabash
Brewster
Two Year Ship Goal Raised to Two Thousand
The maritime commission boosts the 1942-43 victory ship program from 18 to 20 million dead weight tons aiming at nearly 2,000 ships in two years. Commissioner Vickery warns that uninterrupted steel and labor are essential to meet the target, with added funds approved by Congress.
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Hy United Press
Washington
Maritime Commission Today
Howard L. Vickery
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
United Nations
Commissioner Vickery
Congress
Vickery
Russians Launch Massive Winter Drive Across Fronts
Soviet authorities claim Red Army operations broke German resistance with 1,500,000 troops in a spring ready drive. Marshal Timoshenko’s assault reportedly wiped out strong points near the Donets basin and advanced toward the Dnepr bend, while Germans withdraw to reserve forces. Heavy losses cited on multiple fronts as Ukraine and central sectors see advancing Soviets. The Red Army forecasts a Russian spring offensive, and reports say German forces face mounting casualties amid counterattacks. The spring season nears despite frostbound marches and ongoing battles.
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Associated Press
Red Army
Semeon Timoshenko
Donets
Caucasus
Stockholm
Red Star
Timoshenko
Dnepr
London
Ukraine
Dnepropetrovsk
Soviet Information Bureau
Moscow
Leningrad
Kalinin
Vyazma
Rzhev
Smolensk
Russia
Kiel Shipyard Fires Startup Blitz by British Planes
British planes raided Kiel shipyards and other northwest German targets in a night assault. The air ministry reported fires at Kiel and mines laid in enemy waters, with eight planes missing. Berlin radio claimed some residential damage and fatalities, and three British planes were shot down.
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London
Kiel
Baltic
Kiel Canal
Air Ministry
Germany
Berlin
91 year old man dies after porch fall in Cambridge
Cambridge Ohio March 13 Samuel H Tedrick 91 years old died after falling from a second story porch near Piedmont. The fatal accident occurred this afternoon and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall.
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Man
Cambridge
Samuel H. Tedrick
Piedmont
FBI Agent Slain by Army Deserters in Va Restaurant
In Abingdon Virginia FBI agents Hubert J Treacy Jr and Charles L Tignor were ambushed while attempting to arrest Charles J Lovett and James Evans Testerman from Fort Oglethorpe. Treacy was killed and Tignor wounded multiple times as the deserters opened fire after identifying themselves. The pair had fled Tennessee after stealing pistols and ammo and kidnapping a taxi driver.
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Associated Press
Abingdon
FBI
Hubert J. Treacy Jr
Charles L. Tignor
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Charles J. Lovett
James Evans Testerman
H. S. Bobbitt
Richmond
Tennessee
Apple House Ad Promotes Fresh Cider in Fulton
Local notice announces daily fresh cider from Apple House in Fulton NW with hours from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The short advertisement highlights the shop’s open times and product.
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Apple House
Fulton NW
No Sugar Hoarders Penalized for Rationing
Columbus officials warn housewives hoarding sugar face reduced stamps or denial of ration booklets. Beckmann notes excess sugar from two to eleven pounds leads to stamp removal. eleven pounds or more requires filling an application but no ration booklets issued. National sugar rationing registration postponed to April amid supply shortages.
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Harry T. Beckman
Columbus
Beckmann
Office of Price Administration
U S Forces Strike Japan Shipping In Broad Assault
American naval and air forces pound Japan's supply lines from waters near Japan to New Guinea and northern Australia. Six ships sunk and five damaged in coordinated strikes with Dutch Australian and British forces. Admiral Hart notes growing Japanese losses threaten future strategy. convoys and bases in the southwest Pacific noted.
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United Press
Washington
Aerican
Japan
New Guinea
Australia
Thomas C. Hart
United Nations
Southwest
Pacific
Hart
Giant Japanese pincers threaten Australia in bold Solomons push
A Japanese invasion threat looms as a 1,000 mile pincer's advance nears the Solomon Islands. Spotted near Buka no landings confirmed, while Australia and American air forces hammer Japanese bases in New Guinea. US bombers hit shipping facilities at Lea and Salamua, with Royal Australian Air Force strikes on Gasmata. Authorities urge scorched earth plans, mobilizing civilians and resources across Australia and New Zealand. Burma stabilizes on a new east west line near Tharrawaddy as Ceylon strengthens defenses.
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Australia
Solomon Islands
America
Buka
Solomon Group
Solomons
New Hebrides
Fijis
United States
Salamaua
Lae
New Guinea
War Department
Washington
Lea
Royal Australian Air Force
Gasmata
New Zealand
Malaya
Java
Ceylon
Tokyo
Port Moresby
Torres Straits
Indian Ocean
Burma
Tharrawaddy
Rangoon
Chung
Pullman Authorized to Boost Rates 10 Percent
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Pullman Co to raise its rates by ten percent citing inadequate existing revenues and deeming the increases just and reasonable. The higher charges may take effect after at least ten days notice to the commission.
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Pullman Co
Lehman High School Fans Parade After Big Victory
About 600 Lehman students roamed Youngstown in a citywide victory celebration after Lehman beat McKinley 33 to 27 in basketball. The crowd toured McKinley Timken Vocational and Lincoln High schools, returning to Lehman for an informal dance as principal I W Delp noted no assembly was planned.
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Lehman
Polar Bears
McKinley
Bulldogs
Youngstown
Lehman High School
Youngstown South High School
Market Ave
Repository
Harry Yockey
Timken Vocational
Lincoln
I. W. Delp
Jack Lothamer
Judge Floyd plans to retire this year
Two political announcements were made today. Common Pleas Judge J. L. Floyd said he does not intend to seek nomination or reelection this year and will return to private law practice after two full terms and part of a third. Henry W. Harter stated he expects to be a candidate for the Republican nomination for the post.
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Common Pleas
J. L. Floyd
Henry W. Harter
Canton Industrial Employment Rises by 228 to 35279
The Cham ber of Commerce labor barometer shows a weekly gain of 228 in Canton bringing industrial employment to 35,279 for the week ending March 5. A year ago the figure for the same period was 26,990 in city industries excluding office work.
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Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Fourteen youths arrested over church and station burglaries
Fourteen minors have been arrested this week for malicious mischief or thefts. Three boys, aged 14 to 16, admit involvement in a March 2 burglary at St Pauls Episcopal Church netting about 19 dollars. A fourth youth admits break ins at Ziegler Tire & Rubber Co. stations on 9th Street and Market Avenue South and linked incidents.
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Carl Carnes
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Carnes
Ziegler Tire & Rubber Co
9Th St
Cleveland Ave NW
13Th St
Market Ave S
Mkt Ad Lists Prices for Poultry and Eggs
Klingstedt advertises PD 1-A priority forms at $3.75 per 100 and notes Hens 25c, broilers and duck 28c, large eggs 29c per dozen. M. C. Market at 5th NE, dial 3-8904 for delivery.
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Klingstedt
Dial
Adv
Broilers
M. C
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Floyd
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